Linked bibliography for the SEP article "
Ammonius" by David Blank

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Kretzmann, N., 1998. “Boethius and the truth about
tomorrow's sea battle,” in Ammonius On Aristotle On
Interpretation 9 with Boethius On Aristotle On Interpretation 9,
D. Blank and N. Kretzmann (trans.), London and Ithaca, 24–52. (Scholar)

Sheppard, A., 1987. “Proclus’ philosophical method of
exegesis, the use of Aristotle and the Stoics in the Commentary on the
Cratylus,” in J. Pépin and P. Saffrey (eds.),
Proclus. Lecteur et interprète des Anciens, Paris,
137–151. (Scholar)

–––, 1990b. “Infinite Power Impressed, the
transformation of Aristotle's physics and theology,” in Sorabji
1990a, 181–198; a longer version is in Sorabji's Matter, Space and
Motion, London and Ithaca 1988. (Scholar)

–––, 1998. “The Three deterministic
arguments opposed by Ammonius,” in Ammonius On Aristotle On
Interpretation 9 with Boethius On Aristotle On Interpretation 9,
trs. D. Blank and N. Kretzmann (Ancient Commentators on Aristotle)
London and Ithaca, 3–15. (Scholar)

–––, 2005, “Introduction,”
to The Philosophy of the Commentators 200–600 A.D.: A
Sourcebook (Volume 1: Psychology (with Ethics and Religion),
Volume 2: Physics, Volume 3: Logic and Metaphysics), Ithaca: Cornell
University Press, 5 ff. [These sourcebooks are now the best place
to obtain an overview of the philosophy of the Aristotelian
commentators.] (Scholar)

Tuominen, M., 2009. The Ancient Commentators on Plato and Aristotle, Berkeley. [A good introduction to the ancient commentaries on Plato and Aristotle; focuses on Philoponus and Simplicius, rather than Ammonius, as representatives of the commentators of Late Antiquity.] (Scholar)